[ SECRET POST #6937 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6937 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[OP warned for NSFW art, partial female nudity - sculpture]



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[OP warned for NSFW image, partial male nudity - TV show]



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07. [SPOILERS for Knives Out, Wake Up Dead Man]




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08. [WARNING for discussion of abuse, etc]




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Comments

[fscom]

07. [SPOILERS for Knives Out, Wake Up Dead Man]
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Transcript by OP

[fscom]

I 100% get Father Jud forgiving Martha at the end as it absolutely fits with the general theme of treating people with kindness that these movies have baked into them.

But man I am cut from a completely different cloth because I would never absolve someone like her of her wrongdoings, I would let her die entrenched in her guilt and responsibility over what she did because it’s what she deserves.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, yes. That is why he is a priest.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah. That was the point they were trying to make re: his character arc - that he started off the movie questioning whether or not he was really suited to be a priest because some aspects of it were hard for him. Being able to forgive someone who'd done horrible things is a sign that yes, this is his calling.

[tabaqui]

While i 100% feel that the idea of being 'absolved' of your horrible deeds right when you die so you get to go to an eternal, wonderful reward seems like a lame-ass cop-out and complete and utter bullshite....

He's a priest who is committed, by his own words, to the love and joy and forgiveness in his religion, so it utterly tracks.

[(Anonymous)]

At the end she was repentant, and so she was spiritually absolved. It wasn't about comeuppance or punishment, but forgiveness and understanding - it was the whole point of Grace. It was a beautiful scene - I say this as an atheist.